Establishing its place in the USA as being a powerful and unexpected force of symphonic chaos, Scytherium continues to evolve further into darker realms with melodies and mysteries. As a true blend of metal and avant garde concepts, the music hits many dimensions of the ethereal plane, from the dramatic keyboard lines, to the cascading melodic guitars. Scytherium has a haunted yet undeniably vengeful sound. The band has proven itself to be a wellspring of fully self produced music and has successfully overseen every aspect of its art form from its inception. This control has proven essential to Scytherium’s growth and evolution. Mother Death (2011) was an exercise in nightmarish discovery. As the band’s sound began to organically form, the final result of the recording sessions yielded an atmospheric debut opus with a very raw symphonic voice and bold musical statements. These seeds would grow further yet, to push Scytherium’s sound to new and forsaken places and secure Scytherium’s ability to self produce and create material. Once again crafted uncompromisingly, The Midnight Cadenza (2013) is a step deeper into the void, revealing a more intense and melodic barrage of sound with sharper production and a more direct melodic statement. Elegant guitar melodies matched by lonely classical piano and orchestral shadows tell a macabre tale. A doomy shriek adds depraved poetry to the mix as crushing drums attack from the darkness. Shrouded in wooded macabre and dead midnight gardens, this album serves to move Scytherium to the next level of their evolution as a symphonic metal force. OFFICIAL PAGE